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| Easy installation and really looks good. Typical Kuryakyn quality. |
| Added this to protect my newly installed chrome front lower cowl. Tahe your time and measure, measure, measure. Then and only then drill. Looks good and does provide protection. |
| Fairly easy installation. Needs some pushing and pulling, but really adds to the looks of the bike. I also added the Show Chrome Blue lights. A nice addition to the Goldwing. |
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No longer "Nice looking" after you hack it out of the tough plastic shrink wrapping with no barrier protection ! Chrome, previously always hard for me, is soft, and scrathes easily. NO Customer support ! |
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Disappointing quality. Pivot hinge bolts are a "rattling good fit"; 6mm bolts thru 7mm bosses. NO Customer support ! |
| Put on 20,000 miles this past riding season with new F4 windshield, riding from Chicago to Alaska, Chicago to California Rt 66 & etc. Seems very over rated to me, only difference from stock shield, or other brand shield, was the ability to clean it with any product. Noticed no difference in rain or any eaiser to get bugs off. I ride a 2000 1500SE. |
| Wow! With a fantastic price like this how do I have a right to complain??? Well folks try to look at it like this… “Feedback for Product Improvement”. (I don’t know for sure but I can only assume this was a custom bag produced for you guys at WS since it has such good quality features like the WS Saddlebag liner set.) Perhaps the designer had an intention why it zips down the middle like weather proofing or something I’m sure. However for ease of access I wonder if the bag wouldn’t be better if the zipper was designed open like a 3/4 box top zipper. (Similar to the WS Trunk bag) I have only used for a short month now and have say darn good bag for my sleeping bags. Just the overall quality and durability will last a long time. Way above what I expected so even though I wish there was a different zipper on it I’ll still give it 5 stars and recommend it to all my Harley ridin’ Buds. |
| Great idea, but not so great it you have a 3/4 or fullface helmet. Otherwise, it'll store a bunch of things with a half helmet or no helmet. Install is a pinch, but be sure not to pinch the weather strip with this organizer. Also, watch out for over screwing because you can easily strip the screw hole on the lid. Organizers for the side saddlebags are about the same except that you have the ability to use that space, where in the trunk with the helmets, it's a bit more difficult. I have removed this from the bike and have added it to my fleamarket stuff because I have no use for it. If you want it, email me and I'll offer it less than what's up here. Still in new condition. |
| I purchased these over the summer, both the saddlebags and for the trunk lid. With the exception of the screws not being so long, the organizers for the saddlebags have been handy. I would not recommend the organizer for the trunk lid though. Whether you have a full face or 3/4 helmet, it will be tight with very little in the organizer. For the cost, you're better off adding a pouch to the trunk sides instead. I have removed the trunk lid organizer and added it to me flea market stuff pile. |
| Just had these installed with my last service. Along with new tires, these really make the ride much smoother. Wonderful product. Hope to get more mileage out of these tires as advertised. Thanks WingStuff for the great service job. |
| Just finished installing. If you are installing on a 2008 GW then you will probably need to file (I used a Dremmel tool) the bottom trim from your saddle bag just large enough to get the nut on the inside bolt. The only thing you need to remove from the bike is the back cover that holds the license plate. The install took about 2 hours including research time before the work began. Looks great and is very sturdy. |
| very easy installation. good fit. tight. no road test yet. |